Rocaris40 Pack 1 inch Abrasive Wheel Buffing Polishing Wheel Set for Rotary Tool - 25mm…

I bought these for wood and they work well, but found out they are great for polishing metal

These little abrasive wheels are helpful for cleaning up metal parts. They don't last too long but at the price point they are a good value. I use them in a Dremel.

These work ok but break down really really fast. I don't feel like there is much of a difference in the abrasive (grit) for each color. It almost like they are all the same grit, just different colors. Still giving 4 stars because they worked for what i ordered them for and the price is low for large quantity.

Fits a Dremel just fine, great for cleaning tools

These wore down to nothing after using for probably less than a minute each. I was polishing some metal using a Dremel, and I went through a lot of these because they wore down so quickly.

good stuff thank you

Durable and polish well. Suffice for light rust removal. Find some tutorials for best use tips.

I had been purchasing 3M or other name brand buffing wheels to Satin Matte jewelry. However, now that I use these all the time, I do not want to spend over $1 each on them as they wear out quickly. These little babies are an awesome find because they work great, just like the name brand ones, and the different levels of grit based on the colors actually has more variation on the fine side, which is perfect for me, as I never use the most course ones. My main and only complaint is that although these do fit into my Dremel, the shank is not the same diameter as all my other bits that come from Jewelry District suppliers (these are slightly wider diameter), and also not the same diameter as my other dremel bits that are not jewelry specific (these are slightly smaller diameter). What this means is that every time I want to use one of these buffing wheels I not only have to change out the bit, but also the dremel collet. Ok fine no biggie, well actually it is though, particularly when you then go to use your dremel again after buffing, and forget that the "Rocaris size collet" is still in there, so you slip a slightly thinner diameter one in there, it seams to fit, but its just a smidge not snug enough, but you start using it, and then realize its not spinning properly because the collet is too big. THIS MANUFACTURER WOULD SELL A LOT MORE OF THESE IF THE SHANK SIZE WAS THE SAME AS OTHER JEWELRY BITS! (just saying cause then they actually would be exactly the same as the branded ones)